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AI and Machine Learning Are Future Critical, but Data Basics Come First
While there is value in connecting data through the life cycle of a project and between projects, the industry must start with a strong data foundation.
By Nate St. John
October 13, 2021
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by Nate St. John
Nate was originally brought to InEight by Dr. Dan Patterson, where they co-facilitated risk workshops. Nate has first-hand experience with pre-planning, baseline development, progress and execution, and closeout. He began his construction journey working as a general laborer, then studied landscape architecture and construction management. He later became a construction manager for a large owner, overseeing capital improvement projects, and was recruited by one of the largest construction and engineering firms in North America where he was involved with the corporate steering committee for planning and scheduling. He has worked on programs ranging from $2MM to $6B and up, evolving into a trusted internal advisor for all things scheduling, in particular conducting forensic analysis, risk assessments and providing guidance during project claims. Nate is an AACE International certified Planning & Scheduling Professional and holds a bachelor’s degree in construction management from Michigan State University.
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